Mysterious rumor on exchequer bill fraud circulated
A Victorian-era notice notes rumours of a possible exchequer bill fraud in the city, denies any foundation, and states the paper will publish the fact openly. It warns against misattribution to a noble lord and asserts no credible evidence supports the charge.
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Milton
Pitanarquis
Ireland
Morning Herald
Plymouth
Conway
Bethune
Channel
China
Portsmouth
Rrmouth
London
Hewitt
Nan
Catton New Church
Norwich
Evan
Pretty
Weekly Chronicle
Hewett
Catton
Hyson
Congon
Kensington Uniox
St. Mary Abbott's
Kensington
Civet Cat Tavern
Taz Mourpder
Maauige
Dusuin
Kilmainham
Durham
Delahunt
Britain-street
Greenwich
William Robinson
Iit
Jeremy
Maidstone
Edinburgh Castle
Strand
Higgs
Charlotte
Closson
Deborah Johnson
White Hart-street
Drury-lane
Imew
Upper Bland Street
Hell
George-inn
Carey-street
Lincoln's Inn-fields
Margaret Osborn
King’s College’hospital
Archer
Ased
Deborah Raymond
Grey-Street
Waterloo-road
Cononen
London Hospital
Henry Collins
Glasscock
Brass-Founder
Great Garden-street
Whitepel
Th Waugh
Mary Coxon
Limehousehole
Os Nentley
George Wisking
Elizabeth Mahony
Burpront
Bridport
Welch
Covent Garden Wives and Maids Comedy Casts Notables
Covent Garden stages Mrs Inchbalds Wives as they Were and Maids as they Are with a strong cast headed by Farren C Mathews Vandenhoff and Cooper in key roles Mrs Nisbett Faucit and Glover lead the ladies as the play delights with elegance and sentiment The Haymarket follows with Sheridan Knowles The Hunchback featuring Mr Stuart in Master Walter and Helen Faucit as Julia Open season prospects at Covent Garden include Donizetti and Mariani plans with Mas Santi Guasco Ronconi Molteni and others set for a busy fortnight of operas and French plays The season opens February 26 with a forty night run and high society attendance noted
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Covent Garden
Farren
Lord Priory
Charles Mathews
C. Mathews
Vandenhoff
Meadows
Oliver
Mr. Cooper
Sir William Dorrillon
Nisbett
Miss Dorrillon
Faucit
Priory
Haymarket
Sheridan Knowles
Hunchback
Stuart
Walter
Mr. Stuart
Julia
Master Walter
Helen Faucit
Lumley
Donizetti
Mariani
Poggi
la Frezzelini
Paris
London
Primi Tenori
Frezzolini
Tamioy
Mdme
Molteni
Santi
Guasco
George Ronconi
Ronconi
Italy
Grisi
Persiani
Mario
Lablache
Tamburini
Pauline Viardét
Rubini
Cerito
Carlotta Grisi
Perrot
Gay Stephas
Mercadante
Maria Padilla
Bond-street
Perlet
Plessy
Bouffe
Dejazet
Cartigny
Fougeot
Duke of Beaufort
Chesterfield
John Rogers
The
Madrigal Society
John
Lord Salton
England
Haydn
Tattersall Derby and Oaks odds and a Waterloo charger death
The column lists Derby and Oaks betting odds with several named owners and horses. It notes a February subscription change and reports on Lord Rendlesham's accidental gun injury. The piece also covers hounds near Bishopstone, a stag chase across multiple villages, Old Charger the Waterloo horse at Stoke Park, and an inquest into Amelia Davis's accidental death after a cart incident.
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Lord Rendlesham
Campsey Ash
Extraorpinany Rox Wits
Baron RetHscwixp
Marah-hill
Bishopstone
Haddenham
Chearsley
Cuddington
Chilton
Warminghall
Weatley
Oxon
Rowsham
Bucks Infirmary
Aylesbury
Stoke Pank
Waterloo
W. Gomme
Stoke Park
Granville Penn
Stoke
Penn
Arger
Oliver Lang
Woolwich Dock
John Fincham
Chatham Dock
Jas. Atkins
Sheerness
Richard Blake
Portsmouth
Thomas F. Hawkes
Plymouth
Roberts
Devonport Dockyard
Woolwich Dockyard
Her Majesty’s Navy
Admiralty
Faraz
St. Bartholomew's Hospital
Payne
Amelia Davis
Wakeling
St. Jo
Oldstreets
Goswell-street
Wilderness Row
Great Game of Bo peep and By play in factory reform
A long debate between a short-hours deputation and the Short-Food Administration over a ten hours factory bill. The interview with Sir Robert Peel covers proposed limits for under-21 workers, shifts from six to six, female labor concerns, and the impact on British manufacture. Deputation argues for bold measures to ease factory distress and calls for comprehensive reforms beyond a simple ten-hour rule.
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the Times
West‘Riding of Yorkshire
Robert Peel
Bart
M.P
George A. Fleming
Joshua Hobson
John Leech
Mark Crabtree
Titus S. Brooke
Paxi
Peel
Times
Lord Ashley
Sir Robert Peel
Sir R. Peel
Belgium
Saxony
Prussia
United States
Robert
Sir Robert
Enumeration Committee
Leeds
Anne
James Graham
Beckett
Joseph Green
St. Thomas's Hospital
Wakley
Manchester
R. Peel
J. Graham
Dugeshinge
James
Gladstone
Wharncliffe
Lord Wharncliffe
Mr. Gladstone
Beneres
Huddersfield
Debtors urge Ten Hours Bill and reform of Poor Law
A deputation presses Sir Robert Peel for the Ten Hours Bill and repeal or reform of the Poor Law to aid manufacturing districts. They urge rapid, comprehensive action, warn of machinery growth, and propose home colonization with waste-land enclosure funding to employ the unemployed and restore national wellbeing. They meet with Peel, then discuss with Sir James Graham and Mr Gladstone.
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R. Peel
Sir Robert
Europe
Commons
Robert
Sir JR. Peel
James Graham
James
Gladstone
Deputa
James Granam
Peel
Beckett
Leeds
Robert Peel
Home Office
Free Trade Party
Continent
America
J. Graham
Sir J.graham
Sir J. Graham
Interview Debates Ten Hours Bill and Factory Reform
A Manchester deputation presses for ten hours and factory reforms. They urge abolition of inspectors, stricter female labor limits, and a linked program with poor law changes. Lord Wharncliffe and Mr Gladstone express sympathy and pledge careful government consideration.
Deputation Seeks Ten Hours Bill Help From Buckingham Wharncliffe
A London deputation met Duke of Buckingham and Lord Wharncliffe to press reform measures affecting workers, seeking support for the Ten Hours Bill, home colonisation, and factory-system issues. The Buckingham interview promised allied backing and urged wider cabinet contact. Lyndhurst also received the delegation, showing thorough understanding and promising Cabinet consideration and future communication.
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Lord Wharncliffe
Duke of Buckingham
Gladstone
Pailmall
Lancashire Deputation
House of Commons
Lord Ashley
Lord Ripon
Lord Stanley
Lyndhurst
George-street
Hanover-square
Colonial Office
Exchequer
Duke of Wellington
Lord Lyndhurst
Lord Wharncliff
Death of the Earl of Falmouth in Cornwall
Fal mouth correspondent reports the sudden death of the Right Hon Lord Falmouth at Tre gothic nan Cornwall while dressing. He was born in May 1787 and died in his 55th year. His successor is Lord Boscawen Rose, a Cornwall mp. The article notes no other public offices held by the late peer.
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Earl
Ann Frances
Henry Bankes
Christchurch
Truro
Oxford Street
John Manners
Painter
Oily Gammon
Surrey
Middlesex
London
Comany
Antipodes
Mississippi
New Zealand
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Tattersall
Monnay
Dail
Derby
Vernlam
de Gorham
R. Wreford
Wiseacre
Agst
J. Bowes
Stour Gaken
Lord Westminster
Auckland
Scott
Oaks
Etwall
Wilson
Yorkshire
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